At Auto Shanghai 2025 (April 23-May 2), Nissan debuted two new models to bolster its presence in China’s competitive EV market: the Frontier Pro plug-in hybrid pickup and the all-electric Dongfeng Nissan N7 sedan, boasting a 635 km range (per China’s test cycle).
The Nissan Formula E GEN3 Evo race car was also showcased, highlighting its electrification focus. The press conference, held on April 23 in Hall 8.1, was live streamed and watched by many.
The five-seat, dual-purpose pickup has been designed for families who seek a vehicle that can comfortably and efficiently support their daily urban driving as well as weekend adventures beyond the city limits.
Nissan EVs in China
These launches align with Nissan’s plan to introduce nine New Energy Vehicles by mid-2027, backed by a $1.4 billion investment in its China operations.The Nissan Formula E GEN3 Evo race car was also showcased, highlighting its electrification focus. The press conference, held on April 23 in Hall 8.1, was live streamed and watched by many.
Frontier Pro: Plug-in hybrid pickup
The all-new Frontier Pro is Nissan’s first electrified pickup that delivers 800 Nm torque and up to 135km EV-only range.The five-seat, dual-purpose pickup has been designed for families who seek a vehicle that can comfortably and efficiently support their daily urban driving as well as weekend adventures beyond the city limits.
